Assessing the Value of Self Development from the Viewpoint of the Manager and the Organisation - Metz, Helen
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Essay from the year 2007 in the subject Business economics - Business Management, Corporate Governance, grade: A, University of Westminster, language: English, abstract: The key element of self development is that individuals take responsibility of theirown learning. The learner identifies learning needs, determines the learning goal,selects the method on how to achieve it and initiates it. The role of the developmentspecialist becomes that of a facilitator, counsellor or supporter rather than theprovider or initiator of development opportunities (Pedler, 1988; Pedler et al., 2007).Self…mehr

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Essay from the year 2007 in the subject Business economics - Business Management, Corporate Governance, grade: A, University of Westminster, language: English, abstract: The key element of self development is that individuals take responsibility of theirown learning. The learner identifies learning needs, determines the learning goal,selects the method on how to achieve it and initiates it. The role of the developmentspecialist becomes that of a facilitator, counsellor or supporter rather than theprovider or initiator of development opportunities (Pedler, 1988; Pedler et al., 2007).Self development takes into consideration that approximately 80 per cent of learningis through experience and integrates learning in the context where it happens. Selfdevelopment is not only about enhancing professional skills and performance; it isalso about personal growth (Boydell and Pedler, 1981; Megginson and Pedler, 1992).For self development to be beneficial to the individual as well as the organisation,supplementary activities, such as development centres, personal development plansor competency dictionaries can offer guidelines to the individual (Antonacopoulou,2000). Self development should not be regarded as separate to organisationaldevelopment, but rather as an integral component (Smith, 1990). Self developmentought to be "[...] a developmental strategy which is beneficial both to the individualand the organisation. [...] many of the perceived benefits from self-development arehighlighting the integration of individual development and organisationaldevelopment." (Antonacopoulou, 2000:492)In the following the benefits of self development for the manager and the organisationare analysed separately and ultimately summarised in the conclusion.